Community Notes From Linden Social Gatherings
A long list of local society items from Linden covers the Monday and evening events at homes on Third Street Lincoln Street Walnut Street and nearby avenues. Mrs Frederick M and Mrs Brainerd host the evening card party to aid hospital needs while the Pythian Sisters and various clubs hold meetings dances reunions and social hours with refreshments and small entertainments. Several anniversaries births illnesses and personal updates are noted including church activities and a surprise party for Mrs Sippel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Francis
Wargler
Third Street
Cotnttee
Ile Power
Braniger
Gertrude Wangler
Courier patterns coupon order from the fashion department
A printed notice invites readers to obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern and accompanying design by mailing the coupon with ten cents per pattern to the Fashion Department of Courier in Waterloo. Orders are filled promptly and should reach buyers within ten days after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Waterloo
Local notices from Linden spring up amid moves and illness
Linden residents report several relocations including Whitsen moving to Lafayette street and Isaac Davis taking the vacated home. Family news notes a son’s illness and death in Robertson, while Mrs. Morgan returns from Seattle after wintering there. A hospital operation for appendicitis is mentioned and a bungalow project begins on Callase Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
C. BL
Whitsen
Lafayette ‘Street
Lafayette Street
Isaac Davis
Mr. Morgan
Z. W. Willoby
The
Presbyterian Hospital
Robertson
Howard Woodman
French Street
C. T
Tyler Baer
Maidiss
Dumont Elects Officials in Quiet Caucus Vote
Dumont Iowa April 3 Election passed off quietly with regular caucus nominees winning mayor Fred Linde assessor John Roots treasurer John Barlow councilmen ELC Capper Theodore Becker A W Wilcox B H Polk and C R Martin. The top issue is approving a franchise for Hampton Light and Power Co to build and run a local electric system with an April 27 election. Harm Victor moved to a farm near town after recovering from the corn shelling engine injury. James Bell returned from Greensboro North Carolina. Mrs Henry W Mablum and children visited in town. Mazel King visited Clarksville. Rev Cunningham and Mrs Cunningham visiting. they plan to move to Lakonta for church work. Howard Davis family moved to a nearby Bristow farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Light & Power Co
Estherville
F. W. Watson
C. R. Martin
Mazel King
Clarksville
John Becker
Cunningham
7. W. Cunninghan
Lakonta
United Beevhren Church
Howard Davis
Bristow
County alfalfa crop plan sparks spring campaign
In Black Tawk county, a crop revival scheme led by Prof AC AL Burger gains support from Town Criers and agricul tural experts. A committee will oversee re operation with input from Dartger and Presi Gen Wit tecen to cover the county with farmers educated at school houses and lecture halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Tawk
Aoorte Town Criers
AC AL Burger
Bare
Noref
Poolden
Pep Ocaden
Uyen
My. Shurer
Eharts
Dogs at Chautauqua Park Cause Split in Waterloo
Property owners in Chautauqua park debate a dog issue with a petition to Waterloo Iowa authorities. Residents Jack Peterson and Bert Bennett own two dogs accused of nuisance by some, while others say the dogs have not run at large and have not bothered signers. The petition to Chief of Police Leighton lists numerous residents backing the dogs and disputing claims of nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Park
Mesor
R. C. Thompson
Jack Peterson
Hert Bennett
21 Polies Leighton
Waterloo
Iowa
Bert Bennett
George B. Green
Walter FE. Corran
LD. Sassman
G. Mummell
Ja. Brinkerhoff
F. W. Weiland
F. J. Weiland
W. Coran
Walter C Horch
Walter ¢. Hord
A. M. Walker
New six-cord cotton thread bowstring debut
Considerable interest surrounds the market introduction of a new six-cord cotton thread named bowstring. The Thread Mills Company manufactures it and Marshall Field & Company distributes it. Producers cite lag between cotton thread and other industries as a motive for marketing this thread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Thread Mills Company
Marshall Field & Company
Twe
Bowstring Thread Promises Faultless Performance for Dressmakers
Manufacturers claim demand for a superior thread spurred development of Bowstring. They involved dealers, dressmakers, and top experts to identify flaws and test the new cotton thread. After refinement, thousands tested Bowstring reporting no breaks and compatibility with various fabrics and tensions.
Vesper Series At YWCA With Dr John Bunyan Smith
A sequence of Sunday afternoon vesper services begins tomorrow in the YWCA gymnasium. Dr John Bunyan Smith of Walnut Street Baptist Church will speak on topics such as What’s at the End of the Rainbow What’s Buried at the Crossroads and Have You Seen the Great Doctor. Special music by Miss Beulah Bingham and the YWCA quartet. Over 300 women attended last week and organizers aim to sustain the turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Tolmer
Mulberry Street
Charlotte
Alta Lamb
J. AL Pevers
Highland
Reaper
Young Woman’s Christian Association
John Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Sean the Great Doctor
Beulah Bingham
Also Mentioned on This Page
CO UL Wilcox
Atome
Smin
Dhimes
Frederick M Loss
A Hemphees
Theb
Montagne
Trace
Fore Nr
Pythian Sistems
Pethian Temple
Waverly
H.W. Ladage
FL Jeydrnkins
Ined Thompson
D.C. Halden
iFirst Congregational Clurch
G. ML Carkendalls
Opportunity Club
J. RL Aldstrich
Tietonmiresation
Mir
A. J. Weber
Euests
Pediev
Jennie Traffa
Polis
Husbinds
Reber
Charce
Fink Ro
Sinilax
Republic
Sit Beck
Westharry Padden
George Wolsai
Osses
Sigunt
Calunbia
Earneg Paurtio
Vine
Peeters
Bardness
Bel Himes
Jessie Bonner
Hane
Ciatneber Street
M. Ib
Cui
Esther Nemechek
Lincoln Street
Gierre
Manchester
Plorence Hlidhey
Avis Bluhm
C. Stokes
Logan Avenue
Pos Wis
J. Mo Bamford
Logan Avenue Evangelical Church
Home of
Airs
Matt Carroty
Rank Hussey
Goow
J. 8. Parrott
Lincoln Circle
G. AL RK
Mre
B. the Sippel
South Street
Elief
Tall
Miss Minnie Sippel
Little Dorothy
Darlene Berthh
Elks’ Hall
Mrs. Charles
Sullivan Hide
Meradiames Breckenridge
Thompson
Charles Goss
Pearl Powlers
Evelyn Wood
Carol Cobb
Julia Fowler
Park Avenue East
Glendola Knowles
Mary Meleosh Cilapter
Gd. Mack
EF. Church
Mra. C8
Ninesart
Archer Avenue
Europe
America
Earle Baker
Win
Montgomery
Hilea Horton
Dempates
W. FM
St Paul's M. B
Be. C. Crantall
GA. Hunt
A. B. Burgess
Ellen Horton
M. HB. Skillman
King's Heralds
Linden M. E. Dharch
Clarke Moses
Veryone
Amanda Crandall
Molly Stary
Galloway Girly
Luther Avenue
Ja. Stary
Fern Mussett
Sarah Clarke
Ursula Zuehike
L. C. Whitson
Supa Investment
Ea Sor
Ayrena
SA Logie
ERS
Faroe
IPF
Dueen Son
Bridge St. Waterton
Towa
Miss Mabe
Sferia
Tors Ai
Sorte
Dumont
John
Johnny
West Fourth Street
Lingelbach Bros
Bridge St
W. 4Th St
Chenamel
J.K. Joder & Son
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